digaozao

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by digaozao 2y ago
Tech Manager/Lead/ Full Stack Developer 10+ years of experience scaling applications at a startup and leading team with a culture of solving problems. Looking for Lead or IC role where I can help. Location: Brazil Remote: Yes
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by digaozao 2y ago
I am not sure. But from the outside, it looks like what Prometheus does behind the scenes. It seems to me that Prometheus works like that because it has a limit on latency time around 10s on some systems I worked. So when we had requests ab
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by digaozao 2y ago
Different use case, but when I am working in a intellij environment I like to use their http client, based on .http files. I find it elegant.
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by digaozao 3y ago
I liked the approach. I did not know it. But what are the advantages against taking the least occupied server/bin always? I have seen good improvements with nginx load balancing when changing its configuration to least_conn, that choo
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by digaozao 3y ago
In my experience, I would say most people have problems with exactly this. They don't even think about the possibility of noise/interpretation in the communication. and they never stopped to think about it the way you did.
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by digaozao 4y ago
I saw some systems that used single line, even in these cases. It had an ephemeral/transitory account to help on this. And to map it together, all these entries would be related to a single transaction. It seemed a nice solution for m
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by digaozao 5y ago
I think we only say things about the cost of time for leisure activities when it's not worth it. Example, I heard many times people saying about a bad movie: wow, I wasted 2 hours watching that
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by digaozao 5y ago
How did you found these opportunities? Some network of friends? Or regular stackoverflow jobs or another portal?
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by digaozao 5y ago
I've heard google would guess with bounce rate. Or another way, if the user clicks on LinkedIn website A, after a few moments keeps trying other linksw/related search. It would mean it was not valuable.
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by digaozao 5y ago
This works for me with workout. I commit to workout 10min everyday. Sometimes I and up doing more like 40m, sometimes only 10m, and it's ok. And of course, I reduced the start energy for it. If it's only 10m, probably I will do it
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Oldest Websites on the Internet(thoughtcatalog.com)
1 points by digaozao 5y ago|0 comments
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by digaozao 6y ago
Congratulations for the integrity. Hard to find online businesses totally honest without dark patterns
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by digaozao 6y ago
I have been using it for a year. No problems so far, and found it to be really flexible
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by digaozao 6y ago
It made me remember of this game, simcompanies. From what I understood, it is made by a single developer and some help. It has this feeling of community among the players and him included that is really cool. And no pushing hard to buy thin
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by digaozao 6y ago
Strange, but interesting idea. It would be a net positive economically.
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by digaozao 6y ago
Yes. I wish there was more of that. Sometimes I get some initial ideas of data models from here: http://www.databaseanswers.org/data_models/index.htm
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by digaozao 6y ago
I found it gives a nice perspective when you read old pages you wrote. Do you feel the same? It gives some perspective, and the feeling is like reading something an old friend (another person) wrote.
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by digaozao 6y ago
Só true. Usually, paraphrasing taleb here, the "old papers" are more important. They resisted the test of time, and the ones that are still talked about (survivors) are the most relevant, and better insights. While the thousands
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by digaozao 6y ago
It might not be what you are looking for. For me, meditation helped. Through headspace app, some courses were specific about anxiety or stress.
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by digaozao 6y ago
Any tool that simplifies collecting and reporting eventos on server side?
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There Are 2 Types of Creativity and 1 Doesn't Peak Until Your 50s(inc.com)
2 points by digaozao 6y ago|0 comments
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by digaozao 6y ago
One of the best courses i had. It gave an First view of functional programming. And ML, is just great. And now I can see many languages influenced by It.
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by digaozao 6y ago
Yes. That is the only reason we dont try them at work. The latency is too high for our case.
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by digaozao 7y ago
We are not prepared, but there was people warning about it. See this Ted talk from Bill Gates, 5 years ago. It's impressive how the details are similar to coronavirus. https://youtu.be/6Af6b_wyiwI
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by digaozao 7y ago
Also got to know SML in this course. It changed a lot the way I code and think, even in Java. What I would like is a language as simple as SML in the JVM. Kotlin was the closest thing I found with good adoption.
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Kong 2.0 GA(konghq.com)
2 points by digaozao 7y ago|0 comments
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by digaozao 7y ago
There is a vídeo by uncle Bob stating this. Around minute 13 https://youtu.be/QHnLmvDxGTY
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by digaozao 7y ago
Sometimes I imagine a future where you van replace parts of your body. A knee, hip or ankle replacement, and a yearly revision after 70 (like a cara), and we could live until 200. Probably this thinking comes from "ghost in the shell&q
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by digaozao 7y ago
Where can u read about dark? The site has no docs on it.
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by digaozao 7y ago
Maybe with kotlin coroutines you can rewrite the application partially. Is there a difference between that and fibers?

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